1. On your Home Screen, tap Settings
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2. Scroll down and tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars
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3. Tap Add Account…
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4. Tap Other
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5. Tap Add Mail Account
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6. Enter your Name, Email and Password
7. Tap Next
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8. Select the Account Type tab - IMAP or POP (We recommend you to go for "IMAP". It keeps your emails in sync with the server)
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9. Set the Host Name for Incoming Mail Server as imap.yourdomain.com (If you want to use POP account type, set the POP server as pop.yourdomain.com)
Note:
- If you have a Linux Hosting package, Incoming mail server will be mail.yourdomain.com
- If you have a Windows Hosting package, Incoming mail server will be yourdomain.com
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10. Set the Host Name for Outgoing Mail Server as smtp.yourdomain.com
Note:
- If you have a Linux Hosting package, Outgoing mail server will be mail.yourdomain.com
- If you have a Windows Hosting package, Outgoing mail server will be yourdomain.com
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11. Tap Next
12. Your iPhone will verify the settings now. If you get a Server Identity warning, click on Continue
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13. Tap Save
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That’s it! You are all set to use your emails on your iPhone